Sentence examples for risk of misalignment from inspiring English sources

Compared to multi-sensor cameras, e.g., [16, 31], it does not require costly specialized hardware and removes the requirement of careful geometric sensor calibration and the risk of misalignment between the exposures.

Warping reduces the risk of misalignment as a result of errors in the peak detection, but has much higher computational complexity.

The ability to identify misaligned segments coupled with the use of measures insensitive to misalignment reduces the risk of systematic misalignment and provides opportunities to correct and re-analyze the alignment.

This notably minimizes the risks of misalignments between the representative and other superfamily members.

However, as mentioned in [14] the use of only one frequency bin as a reference bin for the correction causes a risk of a misalignment of the algorithm.

Due to the stent design (low radial force and lack of columnar support), significant risk of stent misalignment exists, which we have encountered in four out of 25 patients treated since 2005.

The Argentine crisis has demonstrated that single currency pegs imply the risk of serious misalignments with other trading partners and could undermine regional integration initiatives.

Patients in the current study were not shift workers; however, having a later chronotype, which placed them at greater risk of chronic mild circadian misalignment, was found to be associated with worse glycemic control.

Rapidly changing environments create gaps in the value creation process that compromises the delivery of value to the customer and risk misalignment of value propositions to their needs.

Some LCR structural haplotypes have been suggested to increase the likelihood of misalignment and NAHR, thus increasing the risk of transmission of secondary disease-associated rearrangements to the offspring [9 11].

That kind of partnership risks an eventual misalignment of interests among the shareholders.